Hi Carsten, >> thanks for the hint. Since some days I read and try these chapters. If I >> understand right, to make such changes "transient" I have to disble the >> menu items, toolbar icons and shortcut keys transient concerning this >> special commandurl. And I have to hope that a user does not add a new >> menu item at runtime. I will create such an application and post the >> link to this list. It will take some weeks.
> If a user adds some menu items at runtime to your menu and you have set > "Persistent" to false, the user won't see any changes. The customize > dialog always work on persistent data. The changes are notified to all > user interface elements. A user interface element which has "Persistent" > set to false, ignores all notifications. If you don't want this behavior > then you have to do more. Set "Persistent" to true, make your changes > and set "Persistent" to false. If a user now customizes the menu bar, it > will be updated and your changes are lost. You have to be listener at > the user interface configuration manager. If you get a notification for > your user interface element, you have to make your changes again (set > "Persistent" to false, make your changes, call setSettings() and set > "Persistent" to true again. That is a interesting solution. But I think I can live with the "risk" that the user adds a new button -> it will be removed next time he starts OO. >> If I understand right, that means also, that I cannot add a new >> commandurl as transient commandurl. For this I have to use the dispatch >> interceptor. > > I am not sure. If you want to disable a command only transient, you have > to use a dispatch interceptor. The "disable commands" feature is based > on the normal Office configuration which doesn't support "transient" > changes. Andreas suggested something like this in a different context. I have to work on it. Thanks for the hints. Greetings, Tobias --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
